Each year, students and faculty in Adult and Higher Education collaborate to support our community with the AHE Student-Faculty Retreat. This page will provide the information you need to better understand the purpose, details and logistics of the AHE Retreat. If you have additional questions, contact a member of the AHE Faculty or the Retreat Co-Chairs or Implementation Committee Members.
Adult and Higher Education has established a series of Open Houses and Informational Sessions. These casual, drop-in sessions are designed to provide students a time to learn more about the academic opportunities in AHE, get answers to questions, and personally meet faculty in the programs.
The Annual School Counselor Institute is held in the Spring/Summer for students desiring to complete requirements toward state certification in school counseling. The following information explains what the Institute will provide, who will be served by it, when and where it will be offered, cost information, and answers to frequently asked questions.
Announcing the 2008 Midwest Research-to-Practice Conference: Negotiating Cultural Values in a Learning Environment, October 2-4, 2008 at Western Kentucky University, Downing University Center.
Further details about the conference can be found on the conference web site, by contacting Dr. Jim Bergeror phone (270)745-3892.
The Adult and Higher Education Faculty announces the dates for Spring 08 AHE Informational/Open Sessions for Prospective Students
THE DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER AND FALL IS FEBRUARY 15. The dates on the graduate school application are not correct. If you are planning to apply for consideration during the spring Pre-Admission Workshop, you should plan to take the GRE in early January to assure that the results will be sent in ample time. We changed the dates for the department to allow newly admitted students more time to meet with their academic advisor.
Please read the letter to potential students very carefully. There are three reference forms that come to the department and two that go to the Graduate School. You can have two people send forms to both.
The Division of Research and Graduate Studies invites proposals from graduate students who wish to receive support for travel to present at academic conferences. All currently graduate students are eligible to apply, provided that they will be enrolled during the semester in which the travel will occur. Graduate students are eligible for one (1) travel grant during the academic year. The maximum amount that will be awarded in AY 2006-2007 is $200. Download the guidelines for the proposal.
CAHE and Student Affairs Graduate Student Recruitment Program AnnouncedGraduate Student and Assistantship Recruitment Program (GSARP) for 2009 to be announced soon. Details will be published when made available.
Multiple department scholarship applications are due the first Monday in November. Follow this link for more infomation.